On Tuesday, November 18 the Center for Conflict Studies and the William Tell Coleman Library at MIIS will host a discussion on race, the death penalty, and the U.S. criminal justice system through a reading and discussion of “I Am Troy Davis” by Jen Marlowe. Troy Davis was executed by the state of Georgia in September 2011, despite international protests. This discussion is a part of the Troy Davis Community Book Club events, which are being organized all around the country. For more information on the book club, please click here.
The discussion will be held at the DLC Design Space at 6pm. This event is open to the public, but all attendees must register.
